Sentence examples for maintain instead that from inspiring English sources
But one could maintain instead that since the first two witnesses agree on something more specific a particular individual's guilt the degree of coherence should be higher.
Of course, one might maintain instead that it is some strong degree of psychological connectedness that provides the unity relation between various temporal stages, but then it seems explicit that the relation preserving what matters is just connectedness, not identity per se.
That is, a more honest pluralistic perspective is to deny that the seemingly different salvific paths offered by various religious traditions are all just culturally distinct manifestations of the same fundamental path and maintain instead that salvific paths of various religions remain incompatible, but equally valid ways to achieve salvation.
The idea would be to deny that these experiments involve distinct, spatiotemporally separate, measurement events, and to maintain instead that what we usually describe as separate measurements involving an entangled system in fact constitute one indivisible, spatiotemporally disconnected, event with no spatiotemporal parts.
Many supporters of Israel maintain instead that no such boycott can be justified.
Some businesses have maintained instead that their dismissals were prompted by Hong Kong's present economic troubles, and not by discrimination.
The state did not fully exonerate him, maintaining instead that there was "some evidence" of his guilt, but not enough to convict.
The state did not completely exonerate Mr. Tankleff, maintaining instead that there was "some evidence" of his guilt, although not enough to convict.
Nye is crafty: he says nothing of the murders, maintaining instead that he is seeking Hickock for parole violations and check fraud.
Some theorists, known as atomists, argue that no such goods are intrinsically common or communal, maintaining instead that there are only individual goods that accrue to individuals.
It begins by rejecting the traditional philosophical denial of the fear of death, maintaining instead that this fear is the beginning of the cognition of the All.
